"Rem" out lines in SSC files

[Swaffy]

Is there a way to remove [rem] a line in the sound files?

I know that in C++ programming, putting two forward slashes (//) will rem out a line, and in the normal BF1942 coding, adding "rem" will rem a line, but what about the sound [.ssc] files in BF1942?

[freddy]

looking throw some files i see they have isolated some text with a # and also * so i guess if a line doesn´t start start with a command or function it´s just ignored.

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####################
### Engine Start ###   <------------------
####################
load @ROOT/Sound/@RTD/mstngnstrt.wav
minDistance 1
volume .7
dopplerOff
priority -2
*** Distance Volume ***    <------------------
beginEffect
	controlDestination Volume
	controlSource Distance
	envelope Ramp
	param 30
	param 80
	param 1
	param -1	
endEffect

[Apache Thunder]

If you check the debugger logs, you will find that there is in a technical sense, no rem line coding for SSC. The debugger will mention in the logs that the ### stuff and everything following it is invalid and the like. Completely harmless though since it doesn't cause crashes or anything and does have the intended effect of disabling a line of code after it.

But in a behind the scenes sort of way, the game doesn't actually recognize them as rem code like with the beginRem/endRem or the lone rem code in the object template coding.

[Swaffy]

Okay, that makes sense. It seems like the game uses multiple coding languages.